This fall was particularly difficult to lease out properties.

On occasion she's been a little difficult to get in touch with, but I've always gotten a call back in a week or two max - until now.

If you're going the DIY route for OOS investing (vs turnkey) then you're spot on - the people you choose to work with will be the most important, and most difficult, aspect of your plan.

We had a great loan officer there who worked with us in obtaining conventional financing on investment properties where most lenders made the process incredibly difficult and wouldn't account for all of our rental income/properties.We are looking for a new loan officer in the area who has + referrals from investorsWe will be purchasing our primary residence in the next yearThanks!

I‘m trying to get to my bottom line and having never bought a note before, it was proving difficult.

However, despite all the documents I have for my property, along with assessor/auditor internet resources, I am having a difficult time finding a map which accurately depicts my property line.

Their debt to income ratio is making a conventional loan option difficult for them.

It was sold for a large down payment, and I carried the note for the balance.

This is where a lot of investors get into trouble because they look at their balance sheet and pat themselves on the back because of the "equity" they have in up markets, only to realize that it doesn't actually convert into the same amount of cash when it's time to liquidate. 

I understand Massachuetts can be a difficult place for landlords because of laws that are highly favorable to tenants.Review the lease/rental agreements that the tenants currently have.